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King County kicks off program to pay homeless to clean up region’s parks
An initiative to hire homeless individuals in King County to help restore the region's parks and trails is now off and running.5 years ago
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How Seattle’s extended eviction moratorium may leave small landlords behind
Seattle extended its eviction moratorium that aims to help tenants during the pandemic, and approved two new regulations that impact landlords.5 years ago
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Dick’s Drive-In plans to ‘invest in employees’ by increasing base wages
Starting wages at Dick's Drive-In are increasing to $19 an hour, and $20 at the Seattle locations on Broadway and in Queen Anne.5 years ago
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Washington Sec. of State: Onslaught of election lawsuits could cause ‘significant damage’
Washington Sec. of State Kim Wyman is concerned that lawsuits challenging election results could be undermining the democratic process.5 years ago
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Vaccinated Vancouver woman hospitalized for COVID confirms ‘hospitals are full’
A woman from Vancouver, Washington, was vaccinated, yet still caught COVID-19. She shares a first-person account of her experience inside hospitals.5 years ago
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What can latest from Pfizer tell us about when state’s kids will be eligible for vaccine?
When will the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine be available to Washington state's children? Based on the latest from the company, it could be soon.5 years ago
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‘I feel heartbreak and anger’: Kirkland nurse describes toll of pandemic over last year
Kirkland nurse Jenna Loney describes the toll the pandemic has taken on her and others in the health care industry over the last year-plus.5 years ago
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Local bar owner: Businesses will ‘roll ahead as best we can’ with new vaccine requirements
Streamline Tavern's Mike Lewis joins the Gee and Ursula Show to discuss the vaccine verification mandate as a necessary step.5 years ago
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Virologist explains the commonly used cell lines in COVID vaccines
A common religious exemption to COVID vaccines is because they used fetal cell lines in development. Dr. Angela Rasmussen explains that claim.5 years ago
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Ursula: We lost a super hero
If you measure one’s greatness by their acts of kindness, then Dan Kirk of Bellevue was a super hero.5 years ago
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Why county isn’t prosecuting teen suspect in fatal Maple Valley hit-and-run as an adult
The King County Prosecutor's Office points to several factors that would make charging a 15-year-old suspect in a Maple Valley hit and run as an adult.5 years ago
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Why US health officials are ‘divided’ on need for COVID-19 booster shots
The discussion on whether or not booster shots for the COVID vaccine are needed is dividing even the experts. Dr. Angela Rasmussen weighs in.5 years ago
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Seattle firefighter now supports vaccination after being hospitalized for COVID
Seattle Fire Lieutenant Tony Micelli was unvaccinated and had to be hospitalized for COVID. He survived and is now sharing his story to help others.5 years ago
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Seattle mayoral candidate calls on city to implement homeless initiative struck from ballot
Mayoral candidate Bruce Harrell still believes that components of Compassion Seattle's homelessness initiative are worth a second look.5 years ago
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King County nurse: Health care workers ‘feel left by the wayside’ with hospitals overwhelmed
A registered nurse with King County gives a first-person account of the stress COVID is putting on intensive care units and hospitals.5 years ago
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Ezell’s founders start grant program to help local Black-owned businesses
Ezell's Chicken is using its platform and influence to help other Black-owned businesses in the community thrive through the creation of a grant program.5 years ago
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Bellevue doctor: ‘It just flies against all logic’ to trust unproven treatments for COVID
Dr. Richard Kaner is an internist with Bellevue Medical Partners and he treats patients who have infectious diseases. His advice is to avoid ivermectin.5 years ago
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Supporters file appeal to get Compassion Seattle homeless measure back on ballot
The Downtown Seattle Association and other backers are filing an emergency motion of appeal for the Compassion Seattle charter amendment.5 years ago
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Kent police chief says new laws don’t prevent response, but limits ‘how we approach it’
Kent police officers were heard blaming Washington's new laws for not being able to help a suicidal man. But the police chief says it's not just the laws.5 years ago
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Virologist says it’s ‘not abusive or cruel’ for kids to wear masks at school
The main COVID concern in regards to fall for a virologist and frequent guest of KIRO Radio's Gee and Ursula Show is the upcoming return to school.5 years ago
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Gold Star father offers insight into a veteran’s mental health
Former US Marine Mike Washington lends insight into his own mental health struggles to benefit fellow veterans.5 years ago
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Virologist: Despite booster suggestion, COVID vaccines are ‘still working’
Virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen weighs in on the new recommendation that people will need a COVID booster shot eight months after their second dose.5 years ago
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Superintendent says protocols make Washington classrooms some of the ‘safest in the country’
We are just two weeks away from kids heading back to classrooms in Washington state, but will schools be able to keep the doors open?5 years ago
